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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Monday. Sept 10, 1887.
COMMISSIONER LYhAS.-Civil Service Commissioned
LYMAN returned TO the city today from New Britain
Conn where on SATURDAY he attended the reunion OF his
old regiment. the 18th Connecticut.
NAVAL MEDICAL PROMOTIONS The President has
made the following promotions OF medical officers OF the
Navy Meiical Inspector Christopher Cooorns TO be
Medical Director with the relative rank OF Captain
Surgeon Thomas C. Walton TO be Medical Inspector with
the relative rank of Commander; and Passed Assistant
Surgeon Jshn C. Boyd TO be Surgeon with the relative
rank OF Lieutenant.
PREPAYMENT OF INTEREST Applications fo- prepay
nent Of interest ON registered bonds amounting &c
SIS OOO received At the Treasury to-day making
The total 10 date $05. 3G2 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20

CINCINNATI. Sept 10 Flour In fair demand Family 50 5
S5. Fancy IS 80 as3 6o whea. was Arm No Red
Receipts 1000 shipments 900 hash Corn
was easier No Mixei IS st6 &c. oatA were easier
Ne Mixes T2d2sc. ive was nrmer-Na AZ
Sic -. hrmer at flb 20 Lard 50 ~. Bulk
Meats scaroe-sAort RDs ~ 90 Bacon was STEADY
50 75 short Clear $40 Whisky steady
finished goods the basis Of 81 butter was
dull-fancv Creamery 23d26o Extra Creamery 99Tc;
Choice DAIRY ID a Eggs at IL Cheese nrn
Small Full Cream ilhs;2Se Hoss were quiet
saschsrs sA7sSse so Rscsip. 1900 asad sniDmsn1s
head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
oLosIya PRIoss OF PaILA oeLeqI4 srookS
COTTON NARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, sept is-i2so m-cottcn Full prices are
hard to obtain Milliug Uplanis 5Rd Mdding Orleans
5d -ales 1000 bales. Including 1000 bales for specua
ton and export receips soVo oa,es Amercan none
deycry "a 3d. September and October delivery. 6td
October aud November delivery, 3 loG4d December
aud January delivery s6id, January and February de-
GALVESTON. sept l9-Cstton steady Middling. S1-l6;
Low Mlddilng. So; Good Ordinary y; and gross
eoips esll EXPORTS eoAstuise s458 sales, e5t stock
Y5l31
NORFOLK Sept la-Cotton easy; Middiing. ga net and
receiDs lSUS baes coastwss, ISL bales
sales, s36 bales stock, 1888 bales
hiddIing "a net receipts 5stl bales gross 50l4 bales
sales 2 800 bales stock. $4,000.
NEwORLEASA Sept l9.-Cotton very firm Mitdllns.
l.l6 Low Mifilns So. Good Ordinary net receipts
25l3 bales; 1871 bales Great Britain,
2gG9 bales slss, 800 balesi stock. a III bass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20

Argument heard By Presiding Judge Van Brubt IN the
Supreme Court Chambers yesterday the orer 10 sho"
csns- why the attachment property Of George Monta
gue Clnch ood obtained by Lord Day Lord at the IN
Of retired English surgeon living in Geneva
Switzerland shouii not Be vacated Franklin Ben,
counsel CinchwOo sail tart tie attachment vas gran TED
aiayt made by DANIEL Lord r who drew II rom ~,
formal furnished by attorney In scotland who was not
OF his facts and that Ii DID not snow thit the
sncd for had oneFeh
which the loan made MT orn
the attachment had beea properly Gtsnt1
AFFIDAVIT plaintiff himself was on tho
Europe The Judge said IN the points made "
VOL taken, and vacatei the attachment
alter var ortanei attachment against Clbeh
voos his services which, ne
III was 10 be a retainer Of 81 500 with So 500 addci II he
s,cce-ed IN hs suit sss from the National
Fxc ranve Hank dishonOring CAnchwooFs
drafts he maintains IL wholly IN warranted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
MAYOR BEwIrT Oy THE STREETS

Mayor Hewitt said yesterday in regard TO the condition Of
he had already done ell In his
the obsucious but that he was wholly unable TO
streets from being Tho Department OF
Public Works had endesyored TO reduce the amount Of the
when the Commissioner refused
the the streets the inter
ested applied and obtained
compelling the department OF Public Works TO per.
to -sprisd citizen should call attention
Tho 0rapd Jury 10 The matte aud make effort
the people who % Distract travel indicted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20

L soalard president o. the Boar who IL i%glcseH u M
against absent ann HoDeH ~ slee
was elected chsruan plea 1etter was read ron
Charles counsel far Mrs smart IN which -
,tate1 Mrs Smart about 20 Apply 70 tne
Conrt have set ssde the ndsmsnf and assrse
tue which form the basil. of he casrres
she had been advised not 70 snDn 70 40 VT
aud details OF rcr cVncnce
mn 10 preserye them for presentation to conrt having
Jurisdiction viDfieats her gool name Ino
letter inelesad Hars resignation a. teacher IN
pu schools OF ths city, which was sceopiea ~ithcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
PRINCE q WHITLEY NO MogE.

Tho Stock Exchange firm Of Prince Whitley
No. "a Broadway, practically went out OF business
yesterday The liquidation, which was made necessary
by the death Of William Il Travers sia mouths ago
will probably occupy several weeks, and 1t has not
yet been decided whether the business will be con
tnued by the surviving partners. II is possible
that tho settlement will be far completed by the
end Of the month that new partnership will then
be announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
AN ALLEGED CONFESSION or sHAKEsPgARK

According n Washingt Dispatch Brentsno BROTHERS
are about publish volume entitled Is IL shskespeares
Confession The cryptogram In his EpItaph" ts small
work by Herbert Browne clerk
said 10 be that the Shakespeare sptaph at sraford
the world mysteries OF the cipher winch tire
II alleged have written his dramas Mr. Brehtano
head OF the city stated that all this
him. The Washington as well a. the Chicago branch Of
The house. however undertook the publication OF books with
consulting the house here II might he that
had been made In Washington for the pubca
fou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
Advice % Censumpiives.

On the appearance Of the nrst symptoms general de
bty loss appetite paox chilly sensatona followed by
pighI cough prompt Of relief should
takss censumptioa 10 scroalcus disease Of the lunxs
siren restorer Dr. Pescss 0oden Medical Discovery
6upefieF = eo4vor oil nutfva and unsarp.ssed an
Y e. .s sssI sals y dsaEsist: shs ySria ssSs
sta4ls = worqs pspsnsArs Medical AssocAsA sss hsa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20

the surpse OF the employees Castle Garden yesterday
morning Matthew Cumming who sent back TO Scotland
contract laborer by JUICE Lacombe month walked
tho from the steamship Ethiopia He
received with hearty hapdshAkng by the
and clerks IL VIII be remembered that he arrived In this
country about weeks with his vito and healthy
small boys They were going 10 work a dairy farm,
Lexington KY for W. A. suddutch who had employed him
O other side
Yesterday Cumming said he glad 70 get back Amer.
lea. He alone. having left his wife aud children In
CampbellOwu. scotland with his father. lie
going 10 Brooklyn and whom asked he Intended 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
orposEp TO TIE cLAIMs OF A aBELoyED WIFE,

nv x OF Daniel j. Stack who died In Connecticut In
April ali OF hi. property left to his "beovcd wife.
Ella " stack" His father Thomas Stack. opposed tie al
don OF the will probate claiming that When he hrst
lived with this his hrrt .s was living ana NOT al
from him. and that Tier chd Helena wa born before
divorce. After the divorce wa oe
talncd te-taor. bring forbidden ~ It's terms TO marty
again this state TO Philadelphia with Ella ana mar
there Surr0gats Rollins has decided that as I'M
was a made tho child He legitimate ana
which The contest basel vas not en
In give rhe contestant an
opporiunlty child not the daughter OF
tho testator the case was al ourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20

inst estsrrh viii IN out The theory Is false
Nor try 70 believe II would 10 plea sslt
bat 10 all know Do not lot an Acute attack OF cold
10 unsubdued IL liable 20 devotion into
rstarrh You rid yourself OF tie cold aud ayod all
chance ~ usng Dr. Saxes Catarrh Re1edy III
already sitci r yourself OF this iroubssofne disease
sp0edily O. At ell drukgista
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANKS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. l9Ths following 10 abstract OF
reports ads to the Controller OF the Currency showing
the condition OF the National Banks in the United states
at the close OF business Monday, August !. 1881
Number Of bauks 3,0lA Cents omitted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
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The Trial RaceA.

Tho Trial Races.
Superiority yachts has bssn decided Superiority
hxh has bsea conceded % Kinney bros
new exsra nns Straight Cut t1EArsttsa WHITE GAPS"
| KINNEY TOBACCO co, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20

JAMES @. BLAINE JR., FINDS HIS DOG.
James O. Blaine IT,. called ct Police Headquarters last
evening joyful mood At the end Of long chain behind
him trettsd his French poodle ths, had been missing
wandered 70 East Forty st and
had been adopted Dy German family who io4th TO
part with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
ro wr1coNE .GoYERNoR SHEPHERD.

wAsHISc1os Sept l9.-The National Rifles Armory
was I'll ed 10 night with business assembled 10 ar
range for demonstration OF welcome IN honor OF er-
Governor Alexander r. Shepherd who recently returned
from Mexico and the ssashore TO perae his
broken heath E1-Mayor James q. Berrei presided
the meeting and iiaett Kbourn was elected sec
Rotary. resolution offered by w. F. Mat,ingly. lead
ing Ia vyer 1t TO lie tue sense OF the meeting
thai there should parade OF all civic and military
organizations and citizens generally on the day OF the er'
Governors arrival, adopted committee WAS
appointed take charge OF the aad TO IL
were referred requesting the Commissioners
OF The District 10 tender freedom OF the city 10
Governor shepherd and TO make the day legal holiday,
IL possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON Sept l9-le:S0 D m-United states { per cent
bonds 18TH; Atlantic and Great Western nrst nottsass
trustees certificate Az; Erse. S0S Mexican ordnary
47s Newiork Central ll0I Psnnsyvania 5. y; nlinss
Central 1924 Canadian Northwest Land Company. 2s
The weekly statement of the Imperial Bank OF Germany
show a decrease IA specie Of 79200uo marks
AT $50 p m. Paris advcos quote per cent rentes
81 francs 50 centimes for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

LONDON Sept 1g-4 m.-Prollcs-Calcu; Linscsi OIL.
37s si per quarter. linseed OH. 2os 4Si poe ewt
Spirits OF Turpentino. 2ts al psr cwt
BggAfS, sept iD-Wlcoxs LArl ciossi ~ u marks 10
piennigs per Ito %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20

MRS SMARTS RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
The school trustees Of the Twelfth Ward met last
evening No IS ~ Tsnthavs and West
the charges against
MIRA Annie T. smart teacher n School Ne 81. Andrew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
70 RE EXAMINED AS TO Hrs SANITY.

70 BE EXAMINED AS TO HIS SANITY
Achine Massersn, Frcnchuan araigncd 1t the Jef
Market Police Court yesterday charge Of having
fred shots the bouse Of Nellie Clifton Ne los West
Thirty erstst, saturday night From his manner he
Thought insane held In default o! $500 ball for
examlnAtion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
.PuYsIcAL WRECK +" BLACKS THRIFT.

WASHINGTON Sept. 10 tspeeiab Grand Army men in
Washington have fully convinced that Physical
Wreck Black is a man OF exceeding thrift Most oil
them had suspected 1t for time II seems that the
last piece OF evidence required to cnch the matter was
found In the fact that when General Black attended
veterans reunion in New-Hampshre a few weeks ago
and posed as the soldiers friend" he charged and col
leeted from the committee Of SIS. WHISTLER be
also collected mileage or travelling expenses
from the Government on that occasion Is
not yet Known. II is known however. that the
EXPENSE. of most OF his numerous and protracted
jorneys either 10y the Pension Bureau appfo
funds of the National House Tor Dsaoed
Volunteers the theory that lie is engaged in making
Z. of,iriai insDeclionS" IL may be rather
small business for man who Is receiving sou a
year from Government to charge unioH veterans
S2J for attending OF their reunions ana blowing us
own trumpet bat should re remenbered that Ueaerai
Black is the proprietor OF NicePresdenlal booihIe'
IN. care and promotion OF which costs something.
Yes; General Black is thrifty man and he mas the
old soldier business profit able a. well as congenaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
ATTEMPT TO BRIDE a CUSTOMS OFFICER

WASHINGTON. Sept I'm Colleau recently made ap-
pcaton Treasury Department for the release OF
trunk containing nu nber OF du:iable arIcles. seized
By an inspector at NewYork The Collectors report
states that the applicant made sworn statement tha
he trunk contained nothing dutsbe, bat the Inspector
discovered goods tho value OF 81 4 The apple AIT
placed money In the trunk, which the inspector re-
turned TO him. wherenpon he asked The inspector be
was dissatisfied with the amount. adding that he would
Five him more In view OF the evident Intention Of the
snncapt to urre the articles the department las
she release OF the trunk either upon
payment of a fine or otherwise. Assistant Secretary
MAYNARD also called the Collectors attention 10 the
statutes relative attempted bribery. with the sug-
gcs,on that be brought 10 the attention OF Tie
Cuited States pistric.-Atiorney for prosecution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
SPIRITS oF TURPENTINH

CHARLESTON SEPT l9.-rurpcnuae quiet at 29rc
SAVANNAH. Sept l9.-rutpenuns hfn at - &c.
WILMINGTON sept le.-Iurpsarne nrm AZ 70 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
THE C0CRTS

Lexington. .mBsa ana nothing He under no con-
tra.t time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-20
CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 10. 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
REIIIEI..

The popalN Concert Company ol Dos
Ton. under the charge OF Prof Harrington
and Prof. Scott Wight will hold conyen'
ton AZ Bethel about the middle OF October.
TIE concert 1. free the irst night, the OBJ
let being To organize musical oouven'
lion which will hold I've days. Number
ofIcssons, twelve; aud they will be given
so that they will not Interfere with the
public schools.
Rev. Sir. Mciu,ire from brunswick,
preached In the Methodist church last
S,bosth forenoon, and delivered temper.
ance address 10 the evening 10 crowded
house. Mr.. Mcinilre IL ore OF The mos,
Interesting speakers In the state sra VIII
draw full hoase any where.
Rev. Perry Chandler and wife, pastor OF
the Methods, church ~ Conway, ~ H.,
arrived AZ the Alpine House, weinesisy,
aud viii spend short yscation with their
friends =, Bethel
The search for Frank Rich's child was
continued Saturday by more than 800 peo-
nle. Although every one thought the
child must be dead, yet the search was
renewed Sunday morning aud rewarded by
andIng the child before noon. Although
the limbs were rigid and Jaws set, Yet oy
careful nursing life returned and he Is now
doing well.
Large qa,n,l,le. Of spool stock are be
ing shipped from Bethel station To Eiin-
borough, Scotland, by william l.. aud j.
4. Sklllings. They are running their mill
At IT, ful. capacity In the manufacture oil
spOols.
Ice formed al Bethel Tuesday night, one
eighth OF an inch 10 thickness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
NORWAY LAKE.

where can you aoi two smarter little
hcys than Casper and Howard Rowe, agcd
respectively eight ard seven years. Near
~ every dsy We see them pass with span
~ horses and large load % corn Tor The
corn factory. On returning. few days
AGO. Casper stopped 90 water the horses.
and not being tan enough - reach The
horses' heal 20 uuchsck H. was Obliged 10
grasp The Pail with both arms ~ IN 10 for
each horse % drink. although bis arms
were scarcely long eoough 20 NEE, around
the pail
ins AZ Deseon Osgoot ferry's.
fr~d Weston has lsf Berlsmln ruekeT's,
sud Charls~ BRITT. 90 Oii,h-li. has taken
his place on The milk.eAft.
Mrs. Hiram Hathaway and Charles
wits family will 20 10 East Bostoa r'xi
WEEK
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
FRYBBURG

Mss Mabel Morgan lef Tor Brooklyn.
y. Y. Saturday. Sept. i7ih. who're she Il
20 teach kludergsrten.
Another party. mostly scholars, veal
''round the river" on Saturday, and fOuad
II delightful excursion.
Mr.. AMI Mrs.. Newman have arrived snd
are moving into W. y. wards house.
Me-. Nuiilng len on Monday. having
gained many friends daring his summer
labor. lie goes 20 Union Theological Sem
lnsry In New York city.
W Y. Livingstone, recent graduate OF
Hartford Theological Seminary, Il 10
preach bexi Sunday.
Ms. n. y. ChNls- spent Sunday 81
Miss A. y Pages.
Miss Hattie Baker, 20 Doctor, l. visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. john Weston.
The "Afgou.u,s" held their frst met
lns for tals term a. The vcsiry. Tuesday
evering The oflcers are - follows
Frss susan 4 Weston. Y. frss.. Minnie u
smith. sec. rsrths NJ. fcnneli. tfcas heien
e.sichel. Appofiioning Con-. rAdie Loske
IVA Isrnum' Niiircd Bsan. Music CON. Mar
Ion SAnhoru. Minnie smith. Msiiie Hove =.
Letting Com, May burfel. Alice Locke MAI
Miss vIeria stone Page. of Maiden
Mss 4 Al her cousins, Miss A. y. Pages
\. W. Pfc has returned from y. J. MIS-
Y. will come on Saturday.
Miss Matte Dexter len on Thursday,
the g9nd, fOr her home In Maiden.
Work has closed In the corn shops, MI
T. l. Eastman has packed 22j 600 cans 81
his shop In East CouwAy-"o'er The nv
CT"
The nrsi lyesum 90 the season wAs on
Thursday sse, Sept e2i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
WILSON'S MILLS

Services i,si Tusstsy evening A. tkc
npprr school house. sermon b. Rev. W.
: McIuiirs. 90 Brunswick. Ne, from Matt.
- "a "Rsutcr unto CTsAr the thinz.
that are CFsAr-. and unto God The ihirgs
that are Goi's." We coald OILY wish that
Ne might b. permitted 10 listen 10 such
sermons oilsusr. Rsmarks BY Rev. y. L.
Adams. prssitlSg elder of this district.
~ rvicc- we're also held ~ middle school
house Wednesday evening. sermon by
Rev. A. m. William, r,uAiks BY NCssfs.
Adams AMI Mclnilfv
Monroe OTIS ard George Drown have
BEEN camping out AZ Siurisvani Cove.
Frarc Oils 10 teaching The school Al
MsgalioNsy Plant
Peter Bennett. So. art wifc. Der amin
Dean ard Ira Moves. ~ Colebrook, have
been up on a short visit
4 party % our young people made an
excursion Trip % rarmAcheenec on sAiur-
tav
~. Darkes wss more eomfof,Abls a,
last sCcourts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
RIicKFIRLD

ResiC. u Atwood & Cos Advertisement
ia another column OF the DEnocRlr. This
firm carry ore Of thu lsrerst aud moot
stylish stock. ~ goois In ta- County sni
they have earned IN repatatlon OF selling
q, very reasonable prices. TaeJ carry In
stock everything keep, hariwsre
Rev. John Harris Birros,, the nowly
settled pastor OF the baptist church, has
lesssdK G. Aiwood's stand on High STREET
and has moved In.
&c. Atwood api family retained TO
New York Last week.
Thc corn iictofy IL ab)a. through eau.
Mug. They have b,e, seriously hlnderei
for want Of cans
Charles X. whlttsn snd wife, OF Augas'
a, have been spending short vacation
her-, bu, ler FOR home Ssiuriay.
George X Holland has sold out hls In
tsrc-, IN the mcs, market Ia Gideon liam
mouf ard ward Tilton. Mr. Holland Will
locate q, Turner Village.
The announcement In the L<eisioH ga.
ssfis that Josiah Hutchinson was married
was q little premature Mr.. Hntehinson
IL mAklng extensive repslfs on his dwell
ling, sue will take ,h- bird when The cage
II ready.
Rev. L,wr,noc Cummlngs. ofSew York.
who l. visiting his twin sister, Mrs. Hattie
Dlmoa. OF this place. has been repairing
and pilniIng their buildings They are re-
esriei a. The h'pisomes; SCI 10 the VII
lsgc
Msllr Loflag I. the smuiesi man ofhls
sgc In tOwn. lie IL In his nln,tieth year,
AMI l. on the street every pleasant day
Miss Adslls II Pfincc has a very sue
cessf1l private school
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
ANDOyER.

II. II. Abbot, has been drawn a. jiror
from this place for the 0;to5er term OF
court. a.,
There was = pleasant scci,ble at 7. w.
Rl.isdelrs Wednesday evening. The
house was oiled to It's utmost capacity.
CA. Proctor has exchanged his farm
for the mill property OF ID. T.. Richards OF
East Andover.
school At East Andover closed last week.
Among the signs OF progress 10 our VII
lsge Is q "skirmish line" or street ismp'
lately put up.
Timothy Hastings has considerably en-
l.rred and improved his "smithy"
Lewis Akers has bought the Sellc"
house, now occupied by John wyman.
Andoyer IL suffering from both photo
graphic and mlllissry invssiops, MANY
have been taken by the knight OF the cam
e,.. and more have surrendered IN the
,mbslllsaer OF head gear.
The Good Tsmplars win give an oyster
supper AZ the hall mex, Friday evening"
Sept. 30,h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
OXFORD.

Mrs. Joseph Robinson has been very
s,et. DIR. Stevens OF this place and Df.
Evans. OF Norway were summoned. Az
presen. writing she Is more comfortable
Rev. Mr.. Bowdoiu. who IL now preach
ing At Norway, occupied the pulpit ~ the
Cong1 church on Sunday.
Miss Bertha Philips hiss moved here ana
Is teaching In Dist No. ~.
Mr.. Short and wife, OF Portland, were o.
Alpha Ksvsnoueh's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darius Pickett, offownh'
were In town Saturday.
Mr.. silas Hall, . former resident. vas
here on wednesday. lie intends going W
California 10 visit bis sisters living tnere'
The schools commenced on Monday
Mr.. Warren, principals Miss Blake, A.
sistaut; Miss Dickiord, Phneiph OF pm
mary department.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
NORTH FRYHBURG.

TIE eclih OF Joseph Rassell. Of North
Fyshrrg. will be felt a. . grsa, loss TO
he community. lie was a promising
Young man, esteemed and popular. The
sympathy OF many friends II VITA The
youus widow. The funeral services. In
chsrge OF Rev. Mr.. Stone. Of fyeburg,
werr held In the forenoon % ThurstAy,
sept 2sai. Ia The Afternoon ~ The sane
DAY. The funeral services OF william WAX
r. occurred A. the C,nire.
The long sat remarkably painlal illness
% Mrs. james Emerson was ended ~ her
death on Thursday. Sept 18Th.
Mrs. Justice Charles IL suffering from
lang disease.
The Birch mn Circle ne, last week With
Mrs.. Moses Caandier. There wa = good
attendance. aud much social col gym NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
STATE PIcK-uPs.

Secretary Endlcot visited Portland last
week ard was entertained with driving,
sailing and a dinner AZ the Falmouth.
The remalning buildings Of oak Grove
Seminary were burned Sunday night, the
18th met. A man was arrested on suspi'
cIon OF having fred the buildipg., bot IL
probably innocent
The Maine Fdrmer's crop report shows
thA, this years crops In the State, except
potatoes and apples, are shove the average
The apple crop IL light, and The potato
crop almost total failure.
The corner stone OF the new historical
building In Portland. erected by The ger
erosity OF James y. Btxter. E,q was laid
Tuesday afternoon by the Grand Lodge OF
M,sons, with masonic rites
Ffiisy afternoon, 10Th last, one chstl'
Cunningham having . quarrel with fellow
workman named Simeon w. whitney o.
Milford Mills, struck him upon The hesd
from behind with q stake. The victim Is
In critical condition.
George &. Stevenson OF Clinton, d'pn'y
sheriff. whose buildings hal been barn,d.
followed four tramps Who were su'p- CT q
of se,,Iug flre 20 the buildings, snd open.d
Ore % IN them with a revolver. itJarins
one OF them fatally. The other three wer,
srrested and placed In jail The testimony
OF q girl who had been uamplng WIN
them Is direct TO the ELECT thst thsy nfeu
the buildings, hut they claim ~ slioi'